Earn College Credit in High School
The Achieving Credits Early (ACE) Program
ACE is an exciting program at the University of Saint Francis that allows high school students to earn college credit. Participants take classes on campus with current college students at a discounted tuition rate. ACE is your chance to get a headstart on experiencing college life!
Frequently Asked Questions about the ACE Program
How many classes can I take? How much will it cost?
- Up to two courses per semester and one course per summer session
- Discounted tuition rate of $275 per course
- Students in the Diocese of Fort Wayne/South Bend High Schools (Bishop Dwenger and Bishop Luers) receive a discounted tuition rate of $225 per course
What classes can I take?
- Freshman/Sophomore-level
- On-Campus
- General Education or Introductory major coursework
How do I apply?
- Make sure you meet the program requirements
- Fill out the free online application
- Submit the additional materials
Is there a scholarship for ACE students?
- A $1,000 renewable scholarship is available to ACE students who decide to attend USF for their undergraduate degree. To be eligible for the scholarship, you must...
- Earn a final grade of C or above in all ACE coursework
- Decide to attend USF
- Enter as First-time, Full-time Freshman
- Students must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.7 and remain enrolled full-time at USF. This scholarship is renewable for up to eight consecutive semesters ($1,000 per year).
If you have any other questions about this program, feel free to call the Admissions Office at 260-399-8000 or toll free at 1-800-729-4732.